Your team's intent, parsed into action.
The open-source agent collaboration control plane for engineering teams.

Warning

Alpha — under active development, not production-ready. APIs, schemas, and configs may change without notice between commits.

What is Parsar

Parsar is a team-first platform for dispatching, managing, and auditing AI coding agents. Send tasks from the tools your team already uses — chat, web UI, API — and get results back where they started: a thread, a PR, a webhook.

Supported agent runtimes:

• Claude Code
• Piagent
• Codex
• More to come — the runtime layer is pluggable.

Why Parsar

• Team-first. Shared queues, run history, and permissions — not single-player agent loops.
• Pluggable runtimes. Claude Code today, Codex tomorrow, your in-house agent next week.
• Pluggable surfaces. Feishu / Lark ships today; Slack, Discord, and webhooks on the roadmap.
• Auditable. Every run is persisted: prompt, diff, logs, exit code.
• Self-hosted. Your code, your secrets, your machine. No telemetry.

Quick Start

Requires Docker with Docker Compose v2.

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/MiniMax-AI-Dev/parsar/main/install.sh | bash

Open http://127.0.0.1:18080 and create the first owner account in the web setup flow. The first registered user is the administrator.

The installer writes generated config, secrets, database files, and runtime state under ~/.parsar/.

For local development from a checkout:

make docker-build
./install.sh --image parsar:dev

Platform. Docker-managed agent sandboxes require Linux. Non-Linux hosts can start the web control plane with --no-sandbox.

Contributing

Architecture, tech stack, development setup, and coding conventions are all in CONTRIBUTING.md.

Security

Found a vulnerability? Please file a private report via GitHub Security Advisories — see SECURITY.md for the full policy.

License

MIT — 100% open source, no "open core" split.